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Preschooler

December 19

5 Techniques That Will Improve Your Child's Memory

"Studying" never ends, but it doesn't have to feel that way for your child

With Christmas just a few days away, school lessons are probably the last thing on your mind now since the kids are on vacation. Most of us parents are just glad for the break from checking our kids’ homework, reviewing them for
Preschooler

July 27

The Connection Between Your Child’s Behavior and Your Brain

This pyschotherapist says you influence your child by how you talk to him.

“The health and well-being of your loved one depends on how well your brain is working.” — Daniel SiegelThis is just one of the noteworthy statements shared by professional counselor and psychotherapist Toni Dy at a recent event organized by Educating for
Your Kid’s Health

June 21

Kids Who Drink Enough Water Have Better Brain Functions, Study Finds

Here's why water should always be your drink of choice

Every write-up on how to stay healthy will always include advice to drink plenty of water, 8 to 10 glasses, usually. This is because our bodies are made of 60% water, making hydration essential to many of our bodily functions such as
Your Health

October 1

These Mental Exercises May Help Prevent 'Mommy Brain'

Forgot where you left your purse? Missed a doctor's appointment? Your brain might be failing you.

“Your brain is changing,” writes health journalist Sondra Kornblatt in her book, A Better Brain at Any Age: The Holistic Way to Improve Your Memory, Reduce Stress, and Sharpen Your Wits. “It’s changing every day, even as you read this sentence.” She
Health & Nutrition

August 17

4 Tips to Help You Overcome Mommy Brain

Been forgetting a few details after you've given birth? Here's the lowdown on "mom-nesia"

Missing an appointment. Trying to find a word that's right at the tip of your tongue. Struggling to remember where you left your keys. Everyone forgets things from time to time, but moms have given it a name: "mom-nesia" or mommy brain.Mom-nesia

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